| A | B |
|---|
| 60% | The amount of field corn that is fed to livestock |
| 25% | The amount of corn that is exported |
| Ethanol | A high performance fuel made from corn that reduces hazardous carbon monoxide emissions |
| Tires, paint, glue, plastic, ink, windshield washer fluid | A FEW of the many uses of corn |
| Kernel | A corn seed |
| Popcorn | The type of corn that is popped and eaten |
| Sweet Corn | The type of corn that is eaten as a vegetable |
| Field Corn | The type of corn that is fed to livestock, used for human food products, and many other items |
| 1,300 kernels | The number of kernels in a pound of corn |
| Antarctica | The only continent that does not grow corn |
| The Corn Belt | States in the midwest which grow the majority of U.S. corn |
| 61,950 | The number of cans of soda pop that can be made from 150 bushels of corn |
| Tassels, stalks, silks, husks, ears, leaves, roots, and kernels | Parts of a corn plant |
| 3-4 pounds | The amount of corn the average American consumes per day |
| Acre | A term used to describe how large corn fields are, an acre is about the size of a football field |
| 45 acres | The amount of corn the average American will eat in a lifetime |
